New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1928, Page 3

¥ :f {which we descended, It is pulled by screen of smaller esh, whieh in ™ Y rigid ang franic: dusiproef 5 {4 mule. Standing on bumper is | ta e till small- e LI fi, N{;L!]S Es oint: i 1 top Keeplng ¥ T driver. He hLas no reins in his |« : more i i 2 that pa ibly cool at all ma rope g sine hom 1. He cracks hi ksnake whip i breaks into a jog or dog trot. 1o u switch, the driver re s down, detach: - T0 GIVE UP COAL . 50 It Must Be Mined With Iron ¥ Co. conducted nts along the Mme sures in 1925 and 20 that they ape New Britain Product Used in @ . i 1 1 ule of his ow b e s & e » Ket. George F. Will and Muscle : Bt 1 Modern Homes and Buildings ot i arwe et o A ; GRGRR s . was the first N ¥ . < ¢ necd for the produe- % 3 ticles and it was ] 5 gely as a Uof his efforts Is. invi s of T ) t U product was first to tik 5 K \ N i e stimated that > c t & Cool £, U = plant s 3 & hue Y ufacture of + = i enel Business has shing R s < to Leep the fiem ; : A e effort td ! p o ade @ big Wit with n ; : e 10 beautify thelr o foo h AL Lave also been = o surface of 2 o ion apartment houses e 2 h ity 1S @ part of the selling S = ting suites. Thelr I, into - 1 generally noted Leen accegled, = i) the plant thdt the 2 - servel, and are ; £l iAo seats and tables < 1 wrly ry home in ) losnres Lave Leen fnstall- ‘ ; : oks plauts are i Dody the Mg o or walls : pert ¥ o net e e G o \ Fe L of the ex 4 o il 4 u ! their tz#l I " Do it b tion 1 it ! : 8 E | er are « sujtable Tor Ex-Charity Commissioner Hen- . ; - in " intin . = g e > sdor tioned for 6. 0. P. Nominaticn : - S Fort An o tow ( B 0TI i tside o 1 g is ¢ A Boston Brave Rezalars 3 hay U e IS e = den 1 % iprourcy tonnigan Teani d =0 The hreasts 3 = 4 1 o - : & Pl kg Petiy labor feaders who! ! s engagy- ; il i I i the continu- | ess M handes 't ADE L t aonsssy S 1 leat ; ¥ 5 : & o kept the guerillas sub. i 4 2 P t he fuct 1 1 o 3 ¥ e i st balf of the cneoun- Sontetimes e o < etoves Irvington, N. J., Police L an il i i e e ' s ok LD e s Have Murder Mystery .. .00 0l A il L the sane had paired his abll- 2kaunder the ki ) I : Seesbalialad o d il : . p : u wiing gures. A e W e R . vere seckiy i « . sariliig double ¢ etk i Lok SUone band of Mre. Fillipino Ferrenzia, s Aok v 1ug. Lance Ried- i rom which i coal - dirt | re L man may mis s ourz and R Hornshy were gobd was tho ane fa bullet 1hrough her : or three hits each K Lps of her home la L4 . et . ner i r old daugier cry W Philiies Ovdered ()ut : ] ide informs s 1 e Meet tions ! ! in spite o For First Real Game = 7 e e G S e A : the fae < DNE g Haven, Fla, Mareh $ 00— ¢ ! i he littla L ctice, Manager Burt s of the littl ager s to es t ered the Phillies out for il il or to a br tostives found four hullet holes ) 3 2 U ball game today. All | LGNS nIRTIL Y 4 working, i the front room: of the house and ) At ; s Ve mot yet reported, but 4 b ben i Al m rom this pded that the shoot- to 5 et ; HHSLRITON | niae, et rant o ‘1 : ‘;{d‘t*o started there and that the | ; < and most of the candidates: L Wis attempting ‘o escape her as- i ; : ¢ A slated to work - it when she died. W N § 4 Sunday. who quit the majors hands of Noightiors told the police th ) ) 2 5¢ ) v o to become an evangelist, short tim N tion: i G g b yosterday and posed leather, moved into the daye o 1 1ers with the players. hob 1 « that sh n . i N N A ner Pl Iphia plaj- E et - Eein A M ANl O rom her husband for some tin s 1 t ires the e ble wvinds th ‘-‘ her Is, ‘-1 mules, mul - .v;r t: u:.. i ; {0 e o T EIATYE. e, giter questioning th That hb wonlalie o 5 o] o'clock before 8! : e oD Yy mines there all thelr i sy 1y Just isn't a ves, tarted a searc has said not : Three of Cards Are NG 3 o o S v = to attempt a campaign ot this 1 Reperted in Great Shape Rl WA Duvocher May Be On i o FICTURE UNVEILER in ght , ; e e : Yankee Reserve List wentum | Now Work, March 3. 0P - s : : ] = N des r S i Marih § U= : Melit into a1 p - AT M L e it s e ) th1 e Gone R o Durochtr s i " A ol speaking at the unveiling of a por- ' lall . : [ : : Hkely srabaedt NE dlis chues Ginpthae i) v trait of Queen Marie on board ti Henry A St not y J : o = g infield 18 the SHER L noor be handled this Way. fygiteq States tiner Leviathan y in New ‘ \ : 5 : Miller Hug- malle o ° (Nut, formerly known SUUL terday, declared that many news | candi bl i e flickerin frou: S X s Sk = concerntag - guble’s lamp as we 2o by p K G e s T s fake ] ’ . 4 el i . pe e i by 0 der the influence of propagandists ghily o not 1% f S > - : - We see the “crilhing drops in front of irators are spiral shap 1broad who seck to place Rumania will serious consideratic Y oteh or 1w : G e *"]‘“ lis 018 en walls on the sides of only proteeti liiationot e oG favorable lght in the in a primary. ! o : e s il o "pmf:n nbling picturcs o o the surti SAllE arondla pole abaviit o feat Statea, | Fourth Ward Likes Conlishaw \ Roeti Taylo e pria sl il i Ny X Uprigit tin or S EEUDDOTE fatraighit winin to the fioor. Qne . < 3 NS Sibanalint: aprde 4 e i : 1 per Tony Lazzeri faited to pul cross timber n turn sup- Tnia (tHo car andl e B S e oy SIN FOR CURTIS v o v &in i Py, . sived favorabic . it the walls of carth from ¢ =+ haul up the slop bottomn, one ope ansas, March § (T = in : We have finished our visit u c erything 18 | Delogates from three Kansas dis- We' have the bottom, Tt . g, bt a lol of the operation 1 in and same principle. districts carrying six votes to the SRR wis o breathl »'\‘ o BaYs uired to propare coal for marke T being heavier republican national convention were . it out of consideratio b remains to b N, On o the same v The con- instructed yesterday to vote for ha never lots us rapidly: We 4 nogrhy slope, depending upon 1l climb out of the car par op: tion, NG 2 string or four or six cars, loads ith coal, dirt. rock, slate, sulp. wlittle glitterings of t “sulphur < Now we notier down on one That black th v s. half way down, with a LY e MEN March 5th to 10th uto a pocket Into the jizs, balls and much nd entes through a tton. Coal antomatic aeal R w tl mond.” These curs e pulle h large boxes ahout the size of a small H Cl 2 oy N ! ' o e e e puled, Y| arge ot i 0 ouse Cleaning , These Special Prices On eral dircctions, y by gravity to the foot of an |the 1op, A hrass plate like “our lovalty us as patrons in the I ok . ~ . L 2 s 41 o HIODr. |t bicline oF “Tibbles on whish | furnaos peate fotras e fsar of 4 Your loyalty to us as patrons in i ; Onyx Pointex Silk Stockings. faneladon ot e fiftal pOHIL. Hing hoisted by cable. iz cr poles, running from me past has enabled us to install “Up o Rl s We unable to see vory far b ad his tipple runs p to a lw cecontri overhewd shaft, ke he Mi te” Equipment for Cleaning Trice Onyx Pointes ‘ because of the vss. We tihe &gy the top of a large black strue- 'jage plates up and down continual- 3 Al the Minute Lquapni 1ol leanng Week Only path alongside of one of the yype pecomblin dirty noeles gy box is filled with coal, Kor Proupt Semice Call 406— and Pressing Garments Service-Sheer. SilK with cotton 5 tracks follow our Indin | vator, Known as a g slate, rock and water. The wats & e = tops and feet ¢ $1.50 fashion, L R i i n‘vvmnv o keeps the misture from settlin “The Handy Hardware . 2 : le it | : ; s pleasant. We have not noticed any (1. top of the breake A to the top of yossible for us to reduce our prices on COtonfeet: < w sl % ¢ - 91405 ther fes. Pt H ; for DPry M Wet M s or other fuies, oxeept the o on tip” Here 1l lines, consisting of flat iron or Dry Mops, ops, 5 s R Tonco: k incil of burning “Tish il {TOM 1o an end. The car stops operated between parallel Tines of @ Pafls, Brushes, Mop Wringers. 3-piece Suits and Topcoats to 8150, the Jamp of the’ guis typical raflway bumper. chains. carry the coal back up a 104, Discount— 1-]\i(‘0t‘ Suits £2.00. vater is dropping co For the first time we chute, across the breaker and O-Cedar Ol and Mops, eventually into a pocket, from where 707 Service-Sk Silk he he s ey ntde Liquid Veneer, riey y g ey Ll i 707 Service-Sheer. Silk to the hem it goes to market W S Our plant is the most sanitary in the —cotton feet . . . . . .$1.85 minding us of rain yrised, yet we do not know why 3 should be, to learn that sprinzs dgifference in the tracks ti is not bolted 1ot »n upon which the car n art it the carth above are loaking through .. soon learn the renson. A man on o = BICE 1 @ condinad s Dusters, Brooms, (high grade). city. We invite your inspection of same. the roof. Our puth is flanked bY iy pulls a lever: the section of | v e eerie <72l marketing. There Step Ladders, (safe ones.) ; varrow gauge raflroad fracks On (rack tips up from the Tear. 8 aro no fleore Thire wre “levelss | Chamols Skins, Mats, 4 . e 3 ! B one side and an open ditel 1l 0f Jingud door on the car swings open 0% POV PR ATE TR B Carpet. Sweepers. Dust Pans— For Prompt and Reliable Serviee water on the other DOt contents are poured or honer ot planie, i far enen @ 40 a thousand other things neeled—Try us Call 1: The Indispensable Mule “dqumped” into a chute, the Width ;.04 o 1hat accumulated dust falls Ruddenly ®omething bars our ©f the car. but which narrows 41 yy,.6,0h the cracks. Heat is aupplied pas 1t is a large wooden door, funncl shape fo about half the size. y\ goam pipes, but generally s much like a crude barn door. but 'Tu the bottom of this chute which pijroly inadequate for comfort wider, Our guide gives a signal and 18 Hned with sheet dron, are cut proaxip hoys think nothing of hav the door opens—automatically it Scveral la quare holes. ing their clothes freeze as they go ) 265 Service Weight. Silk to the hem s == —cotton feet ... L8195 1 (4 750 Chuffon. Silk from top to toe $1.95 The 23 scems. We learn that young men ars At the identical spot where the Lome on winter nights, often miles L] . E & HL 0. [ pald a weekly salary to do nothing contents of the car first hit the from their work NCW Bntaln Dry Cleanmg : ! but open and closc these doors. chute are a series of iron grates, There ia nothing pleasant about = They are properly listed as “door- Through t grates gocs all dirt ' 1l work, vither in the mines or mv ('Ol.l) Loys™ and their jobs considered and small particles, dropped into a the breaker, The whole workings X . among the most desira for young large screen, probably 1¢ or 20 feet ure known as “the collier It is | 96 AND 415 W. MAIN ST. | nien who aspire 1o becomes miners. long and half that wide. Large holes '@ dirty job. Men are covered from ! Along the track coming towards us 'in tie sercen permit the still small- | Lead to foot with black coal dirt we #ue a car stmilar 1o the one upon ‘er particlss to fall through 1o a <o that fhey must fake baths at H 169 MAIN STREET ! NEW BRITAIN'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA LEADER | STB\‘?:\I\J D7 | JOHN L. SULLIVAN:%%Paragon Orchestra - | ST!}{,}!“D | EVENING ONLY | STAGE | ADDED ATTRACTION AT EACH PERFORMANCE SUNDAY EVENING!! STAGE VENING ONLY